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Published: 2014-01-28 04:08:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 1164; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 1
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Phylactery= D&D Referance. Its a necromantic amulet that sustains the undead life of a Lich. It contains its life force...Custom Pendant for someone. This is my first attempt at advanced multi-stone wrapping... I think it came out really nice despite how much it has been torturing me.. lol.
In this pendant there are..
2 rainbow moonstones
2 baltic amber cabs
1 hematite point
1 hematite cube
1 Moss agate point
& 1 Gold Stone
Wrapped in silver and copper wire .
If I were to put an actual price on this piece it would be around $180...
It weights 75g and is about 5 inches long...
the reason for the name of this piece....
The person who commissioned it is someone that I do not associate with anymore. He seemed like an alright guy at first but definitely seemed a little off, b/c I am very adept at recognizing behavioral quirks (as well as knowing quite a lot about psychology and psychiatry). He became a close friend and over the course of a couple months he revealed himself to be a sociopath... He was also very religious and claimed to be highly enlightened, as well as being able to directly speak with God. This guy is probably going to become a cult leader or something.
I know the diagnostic criteria for antisocial personality disorder very well... I know the warning signs for early onset psychopathy (like torturing and killing small animals, and bullying people). He admitted to doing both of those things as a child. I feel comfortable posting this b/c if he ever finds this post I want him to know that we know, and he needs help before he hurts someone. This is why we are not around now, im sorry, but you need psychiatric help.
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Comments: 16
I love it. I love everything about it. The necklace, that is. It's beautiful. And I would agree that it's probably worth about that much. I've hardly got ten or more ranks in Appraise (Terrible joke, I know.) But I can say that with the work that probably went into it, the painstaking labor, it would be worth a lot.
I'd love to see the rest of your portfolio. Maybe you could go into business in jewelry making. Lots of people like locally made, homemade items. They have a homey feel to them.
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Thank you, I have actually been creating and selling/vending my work for a long time now. I used to do art walks here in the seattle area as well as craft fairs and event vending... Ive had an etsy in the past but prefer to do sales thru more personal interactions online or vending. you are welcome to visit my buisness facebook to see more current work. I have been on an art hiatus lately b/c of having a job and focusing on my husbands music project 
(www.facebook.com/xenloxdesigns)
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Thank you so much!! <3
look back on this piece sometimes like "Wow, i wish id just kept it.." hahahaha
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Given your portfolio, it looks like you could make much more spectacular if you wanted to. I wish I had your skill, I've just started trying to wire wrap, and some of the tricks and techniques you use are absolutely incredible! Some I can tell what you did, more or less, but in others it's almost like you grew the wire over the stones. You're incredibly good at it. ^^
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Thanks I literally leveled up when I did this piece, I didnt know I could wrap like that before hand and had constant references up for ideas and such while i was working.... I think my stuff has gotten a bit less clean since then.. haha <3
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WHAT THE SUGAR-GLAZED FUCK DID YOU SACRIFICE TO SATAN TO GAIN THIS KIND OF TALENT
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The souls of orphan children.
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From far away, with my bad eyesight it looked like a skull. Very cool!
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That's still pretty cool. Thanks ^_____^
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